laravel4cookbook

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1 Route::group([
2 "domain" => "dev.www.tutorial-laravel-4-multisites"
3 ], function()
4 {
5 Route::any("/about", function()
6 {
7 return "This is the client-facing website.";
8 });
9 });
10
11 Route::group([
12 "domain" => "dev.admin.tutorial-laravel-4-multisites"
13 ], function()
14 {
15 Route::any("/about", function()
16 {
17 return "This is the admin site.";
18 });
19 });
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This was extracted from app/routes.php.
Aside from the basic routes Laravel 4 supports, it’s also possible to group routes within route
groups. These groups provide an easy way of applying common logic, filtering and targeting specific
domains.
Not only can we explicitly target our different virtual host domains, we can target all subdomains
with sub-domain wildcard:
1 Route::group([
2 "domain" => "dev.{sub}.tutorial-laravel-4-multisites"
3 ], function()
4 {
5 Route::any("/whoami", function($sub)
6 {
7 return "You are in the '" . $sub . "' sub-domain.";
8 });
9 });